Hi Denise

That look fine – it would be good if some larger tree species (e.g. sycamore, field maple) are scattered in amongst the hawthorn / blackthorn – that will maintain sightlines but give a bit of ‘height’ to the screening.

Something like 30% hawthorn, 30% blackthorn, 20% field maple, 20% sycamore would be fine.

Can they indicate where fencing is necessary for tree protection, plus stakes / guards etc.

Kind regards

Rob

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From: Hunt Denise Sent: 26 September 2018 11:52 To: Meetham Rob Subject: FW: Heyridge Farm - New barn revised Landscaping

Here ‘tis, he hasn’t omitted the larger planting which will screen the barn but if they want to do that then hey ho

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From: Pocock, Matthew [mailto:Matthew.Pocock@nationaltrust.org.uk] Sent: 26 September 2018 11:45 To: Hunt Denise Subject: RE: Heyridge Farm - New barn revised Landscaping

Denise,

Further to our conversation this morning, please see attached suggestion.

This accommodates areas of low height planting to add some softening to the edges and contribute some screening whilst still preserving our Tenants need for lines of sight down the Snake Road to check security of fields as well as not introducing falling leaves and branches into the bale storage area.

The planting would be relatively low level bushes (hawthorn etc.) planted sporadically on the bank sides and, if required, maintained at a low level so as not to interfere with the farm management.

Let me know if you would like to discuss this further and whether your landscape architect is content with this proposal.

Kind regards Matthew

Matthew Pocock Senior Estate Manager National Trust - Peak District Estates

Mobile: 07484 532395 Thanks and noted. I have asked our Tenant to let me know their thoughts and will come back to you as soon as I can. You will then have these comments (if any) to talk to the landscape architect about when they return next week.

Matthew Pocock\
Senior Estate Manager\
National Trust - Peak District Estates\
Mobile: 07484 532395

Hi Matthew

A building of this type is to be expected in a rural landscape so I would not be looking to completely screen it, merely soften the impact, so shrub height would probably be fine. Unfortunately the Landscape Architect who was looking at the application is off now until next Tuesday, would you like me to ask a second opinion or are you okay to wait until then?

Regards

Denise

Thanks Denise.

I will check with our farm Tenant to see if the screening to the south will cause any issues. There is an existing field access that we will need to accommodate through the screening and we would not want tall trees to establish, as leaves and branches being blown off could cause issues with the bale storage in this area.

I will come back to you as soon as I can.

Kind regards

Matthew Pocock\
Senior Estate Manager Hi Matthew

I haven’t heard anything officially yet from our Landscape Architect on the proposed landscaping but have the report ready for off to the manager otherwise. It’s been noted though that the area of landscaping to the south of the bank is a bit far west, in the position shown on drawing number IDS-140-DR-A-05-10-001 it would screen the stone barn by the farmhouse so it might be better if it went eastwards for a bit further, this is shown on the attached plan. The attached also shows more planting to the north and east but I’m not concerned about that as we’ve agreed to a stone wall rather than fencing to enclose the area. I could reserve a landscape plan for agreement but you might want to adjust it a bit before the application gets finalised instead, there’s time as we’ve agreed the extension of time to the 27th

I know you want to get on with it, and I want to get it finished this week if possible for you, so let me know whether you want to amend or leave it as submitted

Regards

Denise

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